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Yenges Khan

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Beaver County, PA
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AT PRO, ACE 350, Bounty Hunter Discovery, Garrett Propointer
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All Treasure Hunting

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hey great glass finds, would love to see better close up pics. HH!
 

Might be a foundation nearby! :thumbsup:
 

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Hello Yenges,

It appears that you are into the post Prohibition zone of this dump. That "Federal Law Forbids" language was mandated by the Feds on spirits bottles from 1934 to 1964. I'd be tempted to return with a proper shovel, and see if there are older denizens below...

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"1933 Graves Superior Dry Distilled Gin C. H. Graves & Sons Co. Boston, Mass. ,
Original Paper Labeled Gin Bottle, with text on the paper labels as follows ( Chester
H. Graves , Graves Superior Dry Distilled Gin distilled and bottled by C. H. Graves
& Sons Co. Boston ) with other text , also has embossing as follows ( C.H. Graves &
Sons Co. Boston , distillers since 1849 , Full Pint )" 1933 C. H. Graves Superior Dry Distilled Gin
 

Cool looking bottles, wonder what else may be there! HH to you! Congrats!
 

Hello Yenges,

It appears that you are into the post Prohibition zone of this dump. That "Federal Law Forbids" language was mandated by the Feds on spirits bottles from 1934 to 1964. I'd be tempted to return with a proper shovel, and see if there are older denizens below...

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"1933 Graves Superior Dry Distilled Gin C. H. Graves & Sons Co. Boston, Mass. ,
Original Paper Labeled Gin Bottle, with text on the paper labels as follows ( Chester
H. Graves , Graves Superior Dry Distilled Gin distilled and bottled by C. H. Graves
& Sons Co. Boston ) with other text , also has embossing as follows ( C.H. Graves &
Sons Co. Boston , distillers since 1849 , Full Pint )" 1933 C. H. Graves Superior Dry Distilled Gin

Thanks for the info
 

Cool looking bottles, wonder what else may be there! HH to you! Congrats!

I found parts of an old clock and a broken inkwell A lot of garbage, bolts, rods, tools but all the iron is in bad shape. I also found a really neat small tea kettle looking thing. Tiny, like the size of a cream can
 

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